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Municipal Election
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Meet Your Candidates: Greater Victoria trustee candidates outline priorities
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Meet Your Candidates: Colwood candidates identify their top priorities for the city
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Meet Your Candidates: Metchosin candidates outline their priorities
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POLL: Do you support amalgamation for communities in the Capital Region?
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B.C. Lions look to cement CFL playoff spot with victory over Eskimos
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PHOTOS: Celebration, heartbreak from weekend World Rowing in Sidney
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Boeser tallies in OT as Canucks beat Penguins 3-2
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Opinion
Reader Poll
Residents in Victoria and Saanich will be voting on Oct. 20 on whether their communities should explore the possibility of amalgamation. Do you think some of the Capital Region’s 13 municipalities should be amalgamated? Let us know what you think.
